"LET ME BE YOUR STAR"
AND
"THE I LOVE YOU SONG"
NOW AVAILABLE

FEATURING TEE BOYICH, KERI RENÉ FULLER, BRYOHNA MARIE PARHAM AND ROB McCLURE

New York, NY (June 28, 2021) - Today, Brandon Michael Nase, founder and Executive Director of Broadway for Racial Justice (BFRJ) released two new music videos featuring Tee Boyich (Mean Girls) and Keri René Fuller (Jagged Little Pill, Cats National Tour), along with Bryohna Marie Parham (Porgy and Bess) and a vocal appearance from Tony Award nominee Rob McClure. The music videos feature performances of staples in the Musical Theatre canon, "The I Love You Song" from The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, and "Let Me Be Your Star" from "Smash."

Featuring an all-BIPOC creative team and band, these new performances were born out of BFRJ's Instathon fundraiser. During the fundraiser, 20 Broadway stars competed head-to-head on Instagram and ultimately raised $85,000. Boyich, one of the top fundraisers, had originally committed to informally recording "Let Me Be Your Star" with Fuller as part of a fundraising pledge. That commitment transformed into this larger collaboration with Nase, Parham, and McClure.

Produced and directed by Nase, the videos have music arrangements by Sujin Kim-Ramsey, sound engineering by Gloria Kaba, and were mixed and mastered by Malachi Mabson.

The full band includes Sujin Kim-Ramsey (Piano), Malachi Mabson (Synth), Jaylen Petinaud (Drums), Michael Decena (Bass), Keyanna Hutchinson (Guitar), Claudius Agrippa (Violin I), Njioma Grevious (Violin II), Jarvis Benson (Viola), Aaron Stokes (Cello).